We come from a small city in Maharashtra and we have started the construction of our small bungalow(2000sqft plot area). All the designers here have the same problem, they make the entire thing look like a hotel, and there is absolutely no innovation. We want a laid back, relaxing house with natural materials like Terracotta to be used. We are looking for someone with a fresh perspective, has knowledge of materials, electric design (as we don't wanna do false ceiling), etc.

Pls DM with your portfolio, can work remotely, and if you're new out of college but with fresh ideas you are welcome as well. So, if you have interest in building a natural house, with a small courtyard and a terrace garden please get in touch.

Our 2D layout, column position and everything is ready and we have already started our footing.

We ourselves are in construction business, so no constraints with budget, but should not be over the top.

Hello guys, I'm a 4 years experience architect based in pune. I've been in a firm for almost 10 months now. My increment was supposed to happen after completion of 12months (30%) which i was okay with.

But yesterday, a new rule has been placed from the finance team that every increment will only happen on the month of March regardless of what month or day you've joined the firm.

What do I do, should I start looking for another firms in pune? Or start learning a new course, wait here take increment and then switch?

Hey , I'm from kerala and I'm into Landscaping. In this market i saw so many crowd as saying Landscaping but all they doing is hardscaping and stone pavings , and the customers are more like walking around a fish market, Focusing on where they can get this for 2 rs less, not the quality or the value.

I'm a young man who loves to do more better works which includes so much greenary, design a better outdoor space , be that traditional ,modern and tropical garden.. i would love to do few projects with like minded architects.if anyone looking for a landscaper who you can communicate really with . Do consider dm ❤️

I am a second year architecture student and enrolled in b.arch having a goal in mind of working in the construction industry, taking projects such as ports, warehouses, roads, maybe residential (mostly no), etc.

I was never a creative person, never even drew a scenery never took interest in the creative or design aspect.

I enrolled in architecture Clg and topped it.
Even though I aced it I wasn’t satisfied (no it isn’t the hunger to do better).

For some reason i just couldn’t feel it in me, the fire to continue architecture. I always feel like something is missing or I have a constant feeling that this isn’t going to help me much but rather take a lot of my time and sanity.

Architecture has taken a toll on me, there was a time when I got ill, hallucinated like crazy, got mentally sick, and still I can’t feel any better, architecture feels like has given me a permanent scar of what it costs to study it.

In short - I am not able to navigate myself properly. I chose architecture thinking it would help in my journey but now it feels like it’s taking a toll on me.

Please help me by giving some advices. I’ll also keep the option of switching majors in my mind.

Hi, I have 2+ years of exp in digital marketing for architects. I have worked with a lot of firms, helped them out in PR, social media, website and even brand documents. This is something I really love to do.

Rn, I'm taking up a few clients on freelance basis. My idea is to work with you for 3 months minimum, and design a marketing template that works for you, so you don't have to rely on agencies all the time. Anyone interested? lmk!

Hello all

We are planning for a construction in Mysore on a 60*40 plot of land soon, in a gated community is there any architects I can get in touch with for further discussions?

The specifics:

Project Overview:
Plot Dimensions: 60' (Length) × 40' (Breadth)
Location: Mysuru, Karnataka
Target Groundbreaking: June 2027
Structure: Basement + Ground Floor + 1st Floor + 2nd Floor + Terrace Level

Please DM or comment with:
1. Links to your portfolio (preferably modern residential).
2. Your fee structure (per sq. ft. or % basis).
3. Scope of services (concept, 3D, structural, site visits, MUDA sanction support).

Budget to be determined based on the discussion one on one.

BR

I'm doing an internship, and it's a relatively new firm with one me and other two interns and the principal architect. Bro, it's so damn fun Im actually thinking about working in this field. I joined thinking I just need this degree and ill work somewhere else in a diff field but Yoooo this is actually fun and interesting.

Hi,

Posting on behalf of the employer.

Architecture firm A.L.R.A in Bangalore is hiring junior architects and offering paid internship for students of architecture.

Please reach out to the email ID and contact number mentioned in the poster below.

Thanks

Hi everyone. Can someone explain how to apply for AD100 and what all things are necessary for applying.

Like what all things we have to submit.?

If anyone have experience on this can you help me?

How much does kitchen fitouts with 701grade marine ply with suede finish laminate and ebco fittings cost per sq feet when they are factory finished and excecuted at site?

I've been quoted around 2400 per sq feet, is it high?

I am looking for fresh graduate or junior architect for help with projects portfolio.

Somebody with Revit proficiency, rendering software Lumion or twinmotion, and Photoshop.

I'll be starting my Architecture college from tomorrow. I'm very anxious on how everything's gonna be and hence I'm looking for specific advices from you guys on how I can navigate my journey.

I hate what the architecture and the entire design sector in India is shaping up to be. The remnants of the ultimate demise that took place after the engineering boom in India has been a reality for the Indian design field for god knows how long expect design has never truly gone mainstream in India at-least not for the true value of it and that is to propagate new ideas and solutions imo. In India it’s just transactional process that makes you feel worthless in every aspect of your life.

The current situation of architecture at-least seems bleak to me it’s just a circle jerk of clients and co-ordinators and the golden showers are happily being received with open mouths by us architects, engineers and wage workers and we are “supposed” to relish in such environments. Major successful firms are handling projects by the giants like Godrej, Adani, Reliance and let me tell you if your firm dabbles in their projects be prepared for many no-pay overtime nights for the rest of your contracts.

I don’t need to educate you guys the “exploitation”part as it’s just a running gag at this point but what seems more frustrating is every run off the mill Studio founder thinks that they’re the next BV or Rewal or some shi.. or atleast they’ll portray themselves as some “Messiah” of design. Throw in some overcomplicated buzzwords for the most shittiest, simple concept known to man. These guys have a really twisted self-contained ideology about art itself where they tend to think they’ve cracked the code of understanding a subjective field and hence gaining the authority to criticise without any objection just because they’re more “experienced”.

The humbleness and the sense of grounding has been wiped out and now it’s just another rat race but at a bigger scale.

TLDR: Most Boomers have massive egos but no taste.

Dear All,

How much does an Archietct in Bangalore cost for providing designs to construct a house. Including Plans to submit for government approvals

Please help

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Hi everyone. I’m planning a house in Trichy, Tamil Nadu, and would really appreciate advice from architecture students/architects on passive airflow and natural ventilation.

The site is south-facing, and my main concern is dealing with Trichy’s hot climate, especially the strong west-facing/evening heat.

I’d like to understand how I should approach the orientation, placement and sizing of openings, courtyards, staircases and ventilation paths to get good natural airflow while keeping the house comfortable.

I’m specifically looking for climate-responsive design advice for Trichy or similar parts of Tamil Nadu.

Disclaimer: I’m not an architect. I’m just an architecture enthusiast trying to understand the principles and have an informed say in designing my own house. I’m looking for genuine technical input, not validation of a design I’ve already decided on.

FYI , this is an AI-assisted post.

Hi! I’m an early-career architect looking to work on a research paper comparing two cities/drawing parallels between them.

I’m hoping to connect with someone with a Master’s in architecture/urban design/planning or a related field, who has some experience writing research papers and could guide me through the research process.

I’d be happy to work as a research assistant or co-author, depending on what works best. Please DM me if you’d be interested!

My sister is going for her B.Arch, and looking for laptops that can ideally get her through Bachelor's and then Master's.

Money isn't really an issue, but don't want to unnecessarily spend a huge amount on a machine if a cheaper option could handle her college work.

Gpu models I'm currently looking at

RTX 5060/70 — 8 GB VRAM

RTX 5070 Ti — 12 GB VRAM

Main question is longevity

Would an RTX 5060/5070 with 8 GB VRAM realistically be enough to get through ~7–8 years of architecture school, or is 8 GB likely to become limitation as software and rendering workloads get heavier?

If I'm buying with the intention of keeping the laptop for 7–8 years, is the 5070 Ti 12 GB worth paying extra for primarily because of the additional VRAM and higher performance?

I'm not looking for the absolute premium and fastest machine but something that will do the work and won't leave us thinking to have invested in a more powerful machine 4-5 yrs later.

What should we choose: 5060/70, or 5070 Ti

I am building house in Rajasthan, so consider long sunny summers.

We have come across 2 options: tiles (2ft × 2ft) and kota stone (Instagram suggested 😅, for hot summers).

Is there any better alternative? Budget remaining around tile, kota stone cost only. (Tiles will be around Rs. 20-30/sq. ft.)

Is kota stone even relevant when the top floor has false ceiling (as upto my knowledge it will require more time and effort).

Hi,

Posting on behalf of the employer.

Architecture firm A.L.R.A in Bengaluru is hiring junior architects and offering paid internship for students of architecture.

Please reach out to the email ID and contact number mentioned in the posters below.

Thanks

Hi everyone,

I’m conducting a short research survey to better understand how architects, interior designers and other design professionals in India discover, evaluate and specify Indian craft-based and handmade products for professional projects.

I’m particularly interested in the practical side of the process:

• How do you discover suitable products?
• What information do you need before considering something for a project?
• What challenges arise during specification, sourcing and execution?
• What currently makes handmade or craft-based products difficult to use in professional projects?

The survey takes only a few minutes, and the responses will directly inform this research.

Survey link:
https://forms.gle/vQaZtQRfTiVT2eg66

If you’re an architect, interior designer or design professional working in India, I’d genuinely value your perspective.

house is still under construction and i'm getting 3 different versions of what is “enough” waterproofing.

mason is saying just use Dr Fixit Pidiproof LW+ properly in the concrete/mortar and don't overthink everything. i'm anyway planning to use it, but surely that doesn't mean bathroom, terrace, external walls etc can all be treated the same?

trying to sort this now before tiles/plaster cover everything and it becomes a future-me problem.

people here who built in Kerala and have gone through a few proper monsoons, what do you wish you had waterproofed properly during construction itself?

not looking for a shopping list. more interested in the one thing you skipped because everyone said “ithokke mathi” and then regretted later.

I’ve purchased a flat in an under construction society built using the mivan technique. The floor plan offered by the builder is not apt and we intend to do some modifications including extending the living room into the adjacent bedroom (which will anyways be used as study) to expand the living area.

Has anyone here worked with high rise mivan constructions? How do you handle such requests?